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California Weather Database: Set Dates and Variables

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Retrieve 30-minute data for Madison-01.P (YOL1)

| Station description | Daily | Hourly | 30 Minute | Map |
Network(s)/County: 1999 California Tomato /   Yolo
Latitude/Longitude: 38 deg 43 min N / 122 deg 00 min W Elevation: 160 ft
IPM records begin/end: April 1, 1999 /  October 11, 1999

1. Select a time period

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2. Select 30-minute data variables   Definitions   Measurement details

All Variables
Air Temperature, average
Air Temperature 3, average
Leaf wetness

 Leaf wetness 3
Relative Humidity, average
Relative Humidity 3, average

3. Select units and output file format

Output Units Output File Format
English

Metric

 Formatted report (for viewing or printing)

Comma-delimited file (compressed format)

Comma-delimited file (fixed-field format)

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Measurement details about Madison-01.P variables

Air Temperature, average: HMP35/45C temp-RH probe in canopy.
Air Temperature 3, average: HMP35/45C temp-RH probe above crop at 1.5 meters above ground.
Leaf wetness: 237 resistance grid in canopy.
Leaf wetness 3: 237 resistance grid above crop at 1.5 meters above ground.
Relative Humidity, average: HMP35/45C temp-RH probe in canopy.
Relative Humidity 3, average: HMP35/45C temp-RH probe above crop at 1.5 meters above ground.

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